Sentence examples for problems derived from the from inspiring English sources

Eigen-value problems derived from the vibration equations of these structures are established based on their continuous models.

This paper offers a novel approach to circumvent some problems derived from the nonholonomic structure of a two-wheeled mobile robot.

To explore band structures of three-dimensional photonic crystals numerically, we need to solve the eigenvalue problems derived from the governing Maxwell equations.

We are interested in a robust and accurate finite volume scheme for 2-D problemsc problems derived from the cell functional minimization approach.

Finally, two control alternatives were tested in silico to overcome problems derived from the slow dynamics of P effluent concentration with respect to glycerol addition resulting in a better control performance.

Apart from technical difficulties, problems derived from the detection of genetically superior animals and evaluation of the clones and the transgenic animals make these techniques less interesting than they appear to be.

Our problems derive from the system itself.

But the basic problems derive from the show's very strengths.

This kind of mad solution to life's problems derives from "The Unbearable Lightness of Being".

Many problems derive from the failure of governments to implement best practice.

Currently, around the globe, environmental and social problems derive from the inappropriate recycling of electronic products.